OpenAI is a bad business
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Washington state woman calls 911 after being hounded by up to 100 raccoons
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A peek inside doctors’ notes reveals symptoms of burnout
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German government plans to reform adoption law, allowing unmarried couples to adopt and a child to have two mothers
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54 million US adults may be misdiagnosed with high blood pressure based on bad readings
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Let Halo end
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X exempt from gatekeeper obligations in EU's Digital Markets Act
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Geothermal power in the North Bay
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US FBI creates token to expose crypto fraud ring
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Get me out of data hell
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To make children better fact-checkers, expose them to more misinformation — with oversight
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Forums are still alive, active, and a treasure trove of information
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Twitter/X fails to act on Doppelganger-related notices
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Google terminates Kaspersky developer account
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Violence against children reaches unprecedented levels worldwide
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Thoughts on the friendzone
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Zerowriter Ink
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The Cablebus transformed commutes in Mexico City’s populous outskirts
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Takeaways from AP's report on affordable housing disappearing across the US
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The disappearance of an internet domain
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Facing scrutiny over global outage, cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike on track for record year of federal lobbying spending
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Danish family seek to return Etruscan objects to Italy – Bent Søndergaard's children say they want to carry out ‘his final wishes’ and send back antiquities he bought in 1960s
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Leg grabs coming back to All Japan Judo Championships
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Is the .io top level domain headed for extinction?
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Cards Against Humanity pays you to give a shit
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The "AI girlfriend" website Muah.AI suffered a data breach
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‘The Body Keeps the Score’ offers uncertain [and misleading] science in the name of self-help. It’s not alone.
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Mozart’s latest track just dropped
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Metaphor: ReFantazio reviews
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‘The community is in chaos:’ WordPress.org now requires you denounce affiliation with WP Engine to log in
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Google US Department of Justice monopoly ruling remedy may result in breakup
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How come the Mormon, Republican state of Utah is so queer?
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AI artist says he’s losing money from people stealing his work
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Elon Musk's X gets OK to resume service in Brazil after bending to top court's demands
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Iceland has been the backdrop for generations of astronaut training missions – we look at what makes the Arctic island nation so crucial for Moon research
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Norway's national football stadium has the world's largest vertical solar roof – new solution for northern regions, yielding 20% more energy than traditional panels
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Iceland's famous music venues swallowed by tourism – thriving music scene that gave world Björk, Sigur Rós and Ólafur Arnald under threat from Reykjavík's popularity
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BTK-gate, Turkey's massive surveillance state: Internet activity, identity, and personal data of all users in Turkey is collected
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Your chatbot transcripts may be a gold mine for AI companies
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Artificial Intelligence in retail marketing: Research agenda based on bibliometric reflection and content analysis (2000–2023)
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Germany rushes to expand biometric surveillance
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Japan was the future but it's stuck in the past
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LinkedIn is the latest to automatically opt you in to AI training
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